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Can Coca Cola be used in a Long Island Iced Tea?
No, Coca-Cola is not a typical ingredient in a Long Island Iced Tea.
A Long Island Iced Tea is a strong, colorful cocktail that traditionally contains:
* Vodka
* Tequila
* Light rum
* Triple sec
* Gin
* Lemon-lime soda
* Simple syrup
* A splash of cola (optional)
While some people add a splash of cola for sweetness, it's not a core ingredient. The cola adds a subtle dark color and a hint of sweetness, but it's not meant to be a dominant flavor.
The sweetness in a Long Island Iced Tea comes primarily from the simple syrup, which is a mixture of sugar and water.
You could certainly experiment and add Coca-Cola to your Long Island Iced Tea if you like the flavor combination, but it's not a traditional part of the drink.
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